Yoink, that’s going straight to !nominativedeterminism@feddit.uk
If you go back in time like that, many had a name that matched their job.
“Huh… You ever noticed how all the blacksmiths are named ‘Smith’ or that all the thatchers are named ‘Thatcher?’ What’s up with that?”
If only the Thatchers had stuck to thatching.
Your lawyer’s name is Lawyer? And he lives in Lawyersville? Riiiight…
That’s why he had to become a politician. People just thought he was lying! But for politicians it is expected.
I’m going to assume the town was named after some ancestor of his that was central to the founding if the town.
And he inherited their wealth, which afforded him the education and financial stability to pursue these lucrative careers.
Yeah is bet this is it. Born in 1785 is the right time to easily still live off the inherited wealth of a founded city, and even more than now, law is a particularly favourable career for members of that class to retain their wealth and enter politics.
He lives right next to Crentist the Dentist
Poor Tom Lawyer from Lawyersville wanted to be a composer but his dad was a lawyer and told him he didn’t have a career choice.
Is this creepypedia?
Same energy
